Hi Dave, I have, I can't use it because of the volume of the data and the fact that it needs a full backup from time to time, hence why I'm trying to extend rdiff-backup...
Thanks, Stavros Dave Kempe <d...@sol1.com.au> wrote: >> From: "Stavros Korokithakis" <stav...@korokithakis.net> >> To: rdiff-backup-users@nongnu.org >> Sent: Sunday, 8 September, 2013 3:04:24 AM >> Subject: [rdiff-backup-users] Encrypted backups > >> Hello, >> I would like a solution that will take incremental, remote backups. >> Basically, what I want is exactly rdiff-backup + EncFS, but, for >various >> reasons, EncFS cannot be hacked to support rdiff-backup. > >> Therefore, I would like to add encryption support to rdiff-backup >> myself. This would encrypt each file/directory separately (including >> filenames). An ideal place to put this would be a hook at the place >> where rdiff-backup reads/writes local files (as remote files still >need >> to be rsynced encrypted). > >Hi Stavros, >Have you taken a look at duplicity? >http://duplicity.nongnu.org/ >It has the same original author as rdiff-backup but is since maintained >by others I think. > >Dave
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